BSOD on ASUS PC

I've had my pc for over a year and it's now crashing and won't start at all. It's and ASUS PC running windows 7.

It crashed and now when I run it in start up repair, it give me the following error:

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Technical information:

*** STOP: 0x0000000A (0xFFFFFA8303D8B378, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000001, 0XFFFF8000C0B1881)

I can't run my computer to change the settings or look for drivers in the manner suggested in some of the other threads. Does anyone know a way I can try to trouble shoot this using the system set up for BIOS settings that is on ASUS computers?

Please follow these instructions How to ask for help with a BSOD problem to post a report.
There's nothing we can do until you do that.

Thanks for not taking the time to read my post but still finding some time to chip in with a snitty reply. Suggesting I download and run a diagnostic tool when I clearly stated I can't run the computer at all just wastes my time logging in to see your suggestion.

Originally Posted by GeneralHiningII

Please follow these instructions How to ask for help with a BSOD problem to post a report.
There's nothing we can do until you do that.

Alright then. Snitty Reply, was it?
I'm trying to help, but what you're doing is taking your broken down car to a mechanic and telling him that it broke down yesterday, it's not working now and I get a flashing red light. Yes, it may be valuable information, but it's not enough for the mechanic to diagnose the problem.

I've had my pc for over a year and it's now crashing and won't start at all. It's and ASUS PC running windows 7.

It crashed and now when I run it in start up repair, it give me the following error:

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Technical information:

*** STOP: 0x0000000A (0xFFFFFA8303D8B378, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000001, 0XFFFF8000C0B1881)

That much information isn't helpful.
STOP Code's are grouped, which means your STOP Code could be a number of issues.

Your BIOS should support something called safe mode, where your computer runs only the core drivers and services - so any 3rd part drivers/possible viruses will be "non existent" in safe mode. To enter safe mode, turn the computer on and keep keying F8 - a list of possible boot up options should be available - select "Safe Mode".

Your computer should be able to boot.

Oh and also - you really shouldn't be so "nose-turned-up" at someone who was trying to help you.

There's 2 people who regularly help here - GeneralHiningII and I
We get very busy and occasionally miss things in posts.
If you want us to help fix your issues, please give us a little bit of credit (that our intentions are good) and bear with us.

As for not being able to boot into Windows - are you able to boot into Safe Mode? If so, you can get the reports from there.
If not, then start with these free, bootable diagnostics: Initial Hardware Diagnostics